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<blockquote data-quote="Simosos" data-source="post: 430555" data-attributes="member: 28194"><p>thank you very much Binky for your answer!</p><p></p><p>1) I will replace the wire of 5AMP with new one but this looks working properly because if I try to remove the bulb in the sitting area doesn't work. if I apply again it works. this wire is little bit old with some mark of overload (yellow and green) but should be ok because it can't work for lights upstairs and work for 1 downstairs.</p><p></p><p>2) sorry for bad explanation: my wife removed the bulb in the kitchen (which is part of the sitting room), applied the chandelier without touching any cable or screw. and applying again the same LED bulb. she also made mistake holding the chandelier with the bulb but this is very light.</p><p></p><p>because I was not at home she told me that tried to switch on the light and was like faint/fleeble. then switched off and trying to switch on again didn't work anymore. trying the same on 1st floor was the same but probably too late.</p><p></p><p>3) if the problem is in the lamp holder what kind of problem can be occurred. I can dismount it and see but the cable should be intact. and even thinking one cable is not plugged properly anymore can this cause this same problem upstairs?</p><p></p><p>thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Simosos, post: 430555, member: 28194"] thank you very much Binky for your answer! 1) I will replace the wire of 5AMP with new one but this looks working properly because if I try to remove the bulb in the sitting area doesn't work. if I apply again it works. this wire is little bit old with some mark of overload (yellow and green) but should be ok because it can't work for lights upstairs and work for 1 downstairs. 2) sorry for bad explanation: my wife removed the bulb in the kitchen (which is part of the sitting room), applied the chandelier without touching any cable or screw. and applying again the same LED bulb. she also made mistake holding the chandelier with the bulb but this is very light. because I was not at home she told me that tried to switch on the light and was like faint/fleeble. then switched off and trying to switch on again didn't work anymore. trying the same on 1st floor was the same but probably too late. 3) if the problem is in the lamp holder what kind of problem can be occurred. I can dismount it and see but the cable should be intact. and even thinking one cable is not plugged properly anymore can this cause this same problem upstairs? thanks! [/QUOTE]
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